Except for an unplanned hiatus in the fall of 2016, for more than three years “Trove Thursday” has been offering broadcasts or in-house recordings of live performances for listening and/or downloading. The 200 tracks so far can be found listed in chronological order of posting at iTunes or via any RSS reader.
Each link on the Trove Thursday Archive page takes you to complete information about the performance including its venue, date, cast and conductor.
JC Bach
JS Bach
Barber
Bartok
Beethoven
Bellini
Berg
Berio
Berlioz
Bernstein
Boieldieu
Bizet
Boismortier
Boito
Brahms
Britten
Campra
Cantaloube
Catalani
Cavalli
Cesti
Chausson
Cherubini
Ali Baba ou Les Quarantes Voleurs
Cilea
Cimarosa
Conti
Don Quisciotte in Sierra Morena
Debussy
Delibes
Donizetti
Dvorak
Elgar
Falla
Faurê
Giordano
Gershwin
Glinka
Gluck
Goldmark
Handel
Hasse
Haydn
Hérold
Hindemith
Humperdinck
Janacek
Kraus
Korngold
Lully
Mahler
Lieder eines Fahrenden Gesellen
Marais
Marschner
Mascagni
Massenet
Mercadante
Monteverdi
Mozart
Muhly
Mussorgsky
Nicolai
Die Lüstigen Weiber von Windsor
Offenbach
Paër
Philidor
Porpora
Poulenc
Ponchielli
Prokofiev
Puccini
Purcell
Rameau
Ravel
Reyer
Rimsky-Korsakov
Rossini
Rubinstein
Saint-Saens
Salieri
Sartorio
Scarlatti
Schoenberg
Schubert
Schumann
Sibelius
Smetana
Sondheim
Sunday in the Park with George
Spontini
Stradella
Strauss, J.
Strauss, R.
Stravinsky
Tchaikovsky
Telemann
Verdi
Vivaldi
Wagner
Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg
Walton
Weber
Zingarelli
And finally there’s an overflowing three-volume miscellany of 78 divas performing arias in a language other than the one it premiered in:
Cher Public